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External Portal Server + social media?
2017-05-19 20:01:31
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I am using "External Portal Server" in EAP110. But my clients can also log in to my custom page using social media like google or facebook. How can I allow my login page to access other domains, sites without requiring authentication, or to let my page be able to access facebook, google? Do I need to configure my EAP Controller?
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I am using "External Portal Server" in EAP110. But my clients can also log in to my custom page using social media like google or facebook. How can I allow my login page to access other domains, sites without requiring authentication, or to let my page be able to access facebook, google? Do I need to configure my EAP Controller?
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2017-05-28 21:36:33
Maybe we can allow only the portal server IP and develop a algorithm that bring the Facebook auth page to our portal, because will be the server that request Facebook and get a "iframe" for example to our login page. Just an idea.
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Re:External Portal Server + social media?
2017-05-29 03:35:57
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Maybe we can allow only the portal server IP and develop a algorithm that bring the Facebook auth page to our portal, because will be the server that request Facebook and get a "iframe" for example to our login page. Just an idea.
As soon as there is any interaction wit the guest's browser, it needs access to FB, not only to the portal. You could use a customized portal on base of OpenWRT, fbwlan as suggested by E-raser and one of the available Captive Portals instead of the EAC portal. That would be the easiest way.
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